Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-10-12
FROM SAruRDAy's DAILY.

in to-day.
 Early risers report heavy frost tn
 morning.
 J.O. Dunbar is delighted with ou
 mountain city.
 Slight snow storm near Thumb Butt
 this morning.
 Larry Dugan, of the Agua Fria, va
 in town to-day.
 The county wants fifteen cords (
 juniper wood.
 J. R. Walker was taken suddenly i
 last evening.
 Larry Dugan says he has taken th
 nose bags ofi his horses. An improvement is reported in ever
 branch of business in Prescott. A party of capitalists, from Michigan are expected here in few days.
 The infant son of MT. and Mrs. Lol Forsee died in Phenix October 9th.
 Water storage and artesian water vii solve the problem for northern Arizona
 Miss Darby, sister of Mn. R. K. Rob inson, will leave for the east, on Mon day.
 Robert Scno6eld is waiting the arri val of machinery to start his Big Bug mill.
 The Walnut Grove coroner's jury failed to either justify or blame Romo n the shooting of Medina
 Mrs. w. G. Oliver will leave next Monday, to join her husband, at Wau- kesha springs, Wisconsin.
 Thos. UrquhArt bagged four ducks on the city pond, this morning. Wood en decoys are now in order again.
 Parties owing us wood, on subscrip- tions, are reminded that we are in need of some at present. Bring it along and keep us warm.
 The revised statutes has entailed an expense of several hundred dollars on this county by requiring new books for county officers.
 Supervisor Wingfield pulled out for his home, in the Verde valley, this after noon, with load of provisions from W. c. Bashford & G..
 Oyercoats were in demand with yesterday evening, while ,itting room fires were considered by those indoors.
 Geo. w. Sines end J. A. Park have mmortalized Clark Russell's story of he Frozen Pirate" by naming mia ng claim in Crook Canyon after it.
 Dr. Robinson brought Fred Sattes nto Prescott, yesterday, with him, and although the latter is pretty sick man, he doctor hopes to be able to set him ,oing again.
 Guilfo d Hathaway, who came mp rom the big dam ct Walnut Grove states that during his last rip down twe, his sleep was very much broken Uy the noise of wild geese m the dam. He says that geese and lucks are abundant there.
 The Terpsichorean expert of tho iouRSAL-MINER was suffering from . light indisposition last evening and vas in consequence unable to attend the lance given by the Ivy club. From parties present, however, it is learned hat the Ivy boys scored . complete suc- ess. The attendance was large, the music was good, everybody was good and the receipts were in excess lightly of expenditures. Being thus ncouraged they will give another dance D a couple of weeks probably. Hon. A. w. Callen, more .familliarly nown from the Missouri river to the 'acifc coast, as "Old Gris.ly." arrived n Prescott last evening, suffering with ing trouble. He says he hopes to have hem patched up in few days, when he i'll start force of men at work on the liver Queen mine, which he recently | urchased from Douglass Gray. He .ys this property shows up now . re- big body of rich ore, and is ound to become heavy bullion pro. ucer. Mir. Callen has spent thousands dollars in developing good mining here, and he1nys he expects still stick by the country. He has, so probably, enlisted greater amount capital in investme Its here than any her one individual. We are sorry to e him laid up, even temporarily, for pairs, and hope that ere many days ,a.n he may be able to carry out his ans for mining operations. The beauties of the special letter de- |